[AfrICANN-discuss] Fwd: Call for action in Burundi

[Arsène Tungali]

FYI,
What is happening in Burundi and the need for action.
Please share widely in your networks.

Regards,
A
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Sean Callaghan <sean at strategicimpactuk.com>
Date: 2015-04-28 9:44 GMT+02:00
Subject: Call for action in Burundi
To: Arsène Tungali <arsenebaguma at gmail.com>, laurence.khan at peaceoneday.org


Dear Arsene and Laurence

I was wondering if you could share the attached call for action, that my
colleague Jean Claude Nkundwa issued yesterday, with those you know in the
UN and AU and other key stakeholders in the region.

Jean Claude is on the ground in Bujumbura and active in seeking peace and
justice in the midst of this current crisis.  He is willing to speak to the
media and his contact details are attached to the statement.

*About Jean Claude:  *A child of the Civil War in Burundi, Jean Claude
Nkundwa has been working to address the inevitable tensions and issues that
occur in a post war society. He has been involved as a volunteer in
reconciliation work since 2003 and set up AYINET, Burundi in 2005 to work
for social justice. From 2009-2011he initiated a peace and reconciliation
program with the aim of learning by doing. Jean Claude also advocated for a
successful Transitional Justice Process. After study in Burundi and
graduate studies in the US, he has worked with a range of international
organizations, specifically consulting for NGO's across a number of East
African communities.  He is now living in Burundi with his wife and son,
and continuing to grow the reconciliation and advocacy work that he started
in 2003. Jean-Claude has been a tireless advocate for transparency and
justice in Burundi, particularly leading up to the elections.


Thanks,


Sean Callaghan
*** M. 44 7511 288 697 *** sean at strategicimpactuk.com
** *Strategic Impact UK Ltd *** London, United Kingdom
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